Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. To learn more about ’em, click here. But before we rock around the clock, we HAVE to give a giant “Thank you, thank you!” to Carisa from Messes to Memories for designing these totally diner-ful designs for us. She really captured the spirit of the 50’s and has helped us create a date idea that is so beyond Coolsville we can hardly stand it! Thanks again, Carisa!...
When I walked in to teach my first mindfulness class at a charter high school in Oakland, no one seemed interested. One student was sleeping in his chair; a few kids were messing around in the classroom. Everyone looked at me like I was in the wrong place. I was nervous and not really sure what I would do. So I just started talking about stress. I asked students if they ever felt stressed, what they do when they are stressed, and asked each of them to share an experience about the last time they were stressed and how they dealt with it....
Europe is going to set strict energy use requirements on TVs, and these requirements are going into effect next year. These energy requirements will mean that manufacturers won’t be able to push TVs on the market that consume a lot of energy. As you can imagine, 8K TVs consume a lot of energy. Not only are the screens very pixel-packed, but they remain plugged in 24/7. These devices are a nightmare for anyone trying to conserve energy...
How to Plan Wedding Hairstyle Ideas How to Plan Wedding Hairstyle Ideas 1. Stalk your favorite Instagram accounts. That’s right! Now that Instagram has the new save feature, follow a few accounts that give major wedding hair inspiration. When you see something you like, no need to put your screen shooting fingers in position. Simply hit the save button and you’ll have your favorite looks all in one spot. 2. Check You Tube for easy D....
This is a common refrain when you tell people you work with the dying. To be fair, few of us feel amazing these days. We’re more careworn and stressed, standing in the shambles of our health-care system years into a pandemic. Frankly, dying is often gritty and full of suffering. At the same time, death is a powerful teacher for the living. “Death is a shift to the great unknown,” says Kelly Arora, professor and former co-director of the palliative care program at the University of Colorado Medical School....
